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Grammy Award for Record of the Year

Grammy Award for Record of the Year

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Oct 2, 2026

Blake "LUXXURY" RobinHOST
30:45
And it, it goes to this day.
Blake "LUXXURY" RobinHOST
30:46
We have the Grammy, which famously no one ever knows why is it Song of the Year and Record of the Year-
Diallo RiddleHOST
30:50
[laughs]
Blake "LUXXURY" RobinHOST
30:50
... for that exact reason.
Blake "LUXXURY" RobinHOST
30:54
if you played it on acoustic guitar with no production, does it stand on its own?
Diallo RiddleHOST
30:59
It's, it's, Song of the Year is the composition-
Blake "LUXXURY" RobinHOST
31:00
That's right, and Record of the Year-
Diallo RiddleHOST
31:01
... and Record of the Year is the recording of the year
Alan LightHOST
38:52
The, you know, she's at the place.
Alan LightHOST
38:55
They're trying, you know, we're gonna find out Grammy nominations really soon, and the big question there is: Which song is she submitting in which category? Because how do you play? What's the Record of the Year choice? What's the Song of the Year choice? Um, she's got stuff to choose from.
Alan LightHOST
39:09
On top of that, pulling off the Daisy Chains Field Festival.
Roger ColettiHOST
39:14
So good.
Matt SidholmHOST
1:05
Learned his craft at London's legendary Metropolis Studios alongside producers such as Tony Visconti, Phil Spector, and Mark Ronson.
Matt SidholmHOST
1:14
He engineered Amy Winehouse's "Back to Black," earning a Grammy for Record of the Year.
Matt SidholmHOST
1:18
He's since worked across an unusually wide range of genres with artists from Adele and Sting to Underworld and Jeff Beck.
Matt SidholmHOST
1:27
Um, just a deliberate generalist streak that became the seed of his book on creativity.
Allen StareHOST
43:50
She was recording at the same studio he was and heard the track as Joel was working on it.
Donna StareHOST
43:56
In 1979, the single won Record of the Year and Song of the Year at the Grammys.
Donna StareHOST
44:03
Joel and Weber divorced in 1982, which made the song a painful reminder of his failed marriage.
Donna StareHOST
44:10
Joel stopped performing it live in about 1986, and didn't perform it live again for more than 20 years.
Craig FinnHOST
45:19
Use Somebody
Steven HydenGUEST
45:19
... was, like, Record of the Year winning-
Craig FinnHOST
45:21
[laughs] Yeah, yeah
Steven HydenGUEST
45:21
... at the Grammys, which I had totally forgotten about.
Chris DeRosaHOST
24:46
was like, I'm so tired from being up there accepting awards, you know? At one point, she didn't even know what one she was accepting.
Chris DeRosaHOST
24:53
She goes, what's this for? It was like when Cher did Record of the Year.
Chris DeRosaHOST
24:56
It was just like,
Dominick PupaHOST
24:57
I like...
DiniHOST
4:42
On January 3rd, the Recording Academy released nominations for the 44th Annual Grammy Awards.
DiniHOST
4:48
Alicia Keys, India Irie, Outkast, Train, and U2 were nominated for Record of the Year.
JessicaHOST
4:56
Yeah, you know what? You know what? Reading this, I was like, oh, dude, I totally forgot about India Arie.
JessicaHOST
5:04
I loved her first album.
Garrett GonzalesHOST
46:00
In 20, I'm getting a little bit ahead of myself, but I was interested to see the 2024 Grammys.
Garrett GonzalesHOST
46:08
She got an Album of the Year, Record of the Year, and Song of the Year nomination for which is pretty interesting for the style of music.
Garrett GonzalesHOST
46:17
I mean, I guess from a popularity standpoint, it fits what the Grammys would want.
Garrett GonzalesHOST
46:22
But just from a style standpoint, I'm kind of surprised that it did get those noms.
Mike JosephHOST
47:52
I mean, I think every time Taylor Swift is nominated for an Album of the Year award, she wins it.
Mike JosephHOST
47:58
So, you know...
Garrett GonzalesHOST
48:02
And then obviously, like we said, record of the year, 2026 Grammys.
Garrett GonzalesHOST
48:07
She and Kendrick won, uh, for Luther.
GavinHOST
0:36
To the Listless Podcast.
GavinHOST
0:38
This is the podcast where Helen and I talk about a big old massive list and the big old massive list that we are working our way through at the moment is the Grammy Record of the Year winners.
GavinHOST
0:46
Correct.
GavinHOST
0:46
We'll be talking about the nominees and eventual winner from 2019 in a little bit.

22 MINS LATER

HelenHOST
23:16
You're never going to want to watch it again.
GavinHOST
23:19
Never again.
GavinHOST
23:33
It is now time for our main event, which is the Grammy Record of the Year winners.
GavinHOST
23:39
There are eight nominees in 2019.
Mark StinsonHOST
1:31
He learned his craft at London's legendary Metropolis Studio, along with producers like Tony Visconti, Bill Spector and Mark Ronson.
Mark StinsonHOST
1:40
He engineered Amy Winehouse's landmark album, Back to Black, earning a Grammy for that record of the year.
Mark StinsonHOST
1:47
And he's also worked with artists like Adele, Sting, Richard Ascroft, Shakira, Underworld, and Jeff Beck.
Mark StinsonHOST
1:53
Geez, Dom, with these credits behind you, people would say, what a gift.

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